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Splatoon Raiders Review
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Splatoon Raiders opens with Splatoon 3’s Deep Cut trio riding a helicopter piloted by your character (known as the mechanic), only to crash land on the Spirhalite Islands.
With weapons, Splatoon Raiders introduces a levelling system, where the higher the level, the better the weapon.
In fact, Splatoon Raiders offers so much customisation and upgrading, you constantly feel rewarded for every effort you make.
This being a Splatoon game, you can expect a highly stylish-looking and sounding experience and Raiders manage to continue that trend.
Splatoon Raiders is a brilliantly moreish extraction shooter, whose ink-based gameplay helps make a well-trodden genre feel fresh and interesting.